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Giveaway of the day — Partition Manager 10.0 Personal (English)

Paragon is happy to offer something that youâve been asking for â Partition Manager 10.0 Personal with support for the latest Operating Systems.

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Offerta speciale per gli utenti di GAOTD — Partizionamento per Windows 7 con supporto per i sistemi a 64 bit!

Vi saremmo veramente grati se scaricaste il nostro software e ci aiutaste a migliorarlo, inviandoci consigli e critiche. I vostri feedback sono essenziali per il nostro lavoro e ci aiutano a fornirvi le migliori utilities possibili. Proprio per questo, Paragon è felice di offrirvi qualcosa che ci avevate richiesto – il nostro Partition Manager 10.0 Personal con il supporto per i più recenti sistemi operativi.

Benefici offerti dal programma:

Partizionamento facile e veloce: permette di compiere qualsiasi operazione in una manciata di click. Creare, formattare, cancellare o ripristinare partizioni, ripartizionare gli hard disk senza perdere dati, redistribuire lo spazio libero tra le varie partizioni, unire due partizioni in una, ecc.
Gestisce Vista/XP o Vista/Windows 7 in un solo PC: consente di installare più versioni di Windows su un solo PC e di passare da un sistema all’altro facilmente, con un comodo menu all’accensione del computer.
Risolve tutti i più comuni problemi di boot: con Boot Corrector potrete dire addio ai tutti i più comuni problemi in fase di boot e mantenere il sistema stabile.
E molto altro…

Limitazioni: Virtualization Manager 2009 non incluso in questa versione.

Se usate un sistema a 64 bit, scaricate il programma da qui (Dim. file: 106 MB).

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Durante il periodo del Giveaway, Paragon Software offre supporto tecnico su http://twitter.com/paragonsoftware. Potrete postare lì le vostre domande inerenti al download, alla registrazione e all’utilizzo del software. Il team di supporto di Paragon Software vi risponderà il prima possibile.

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Requisiti di Sistema:

Windows 7 (x32/x64) / Vista (x32/x64) / 2000 Professional / XP Home Edition / XP Professional / XP Professional SP 2 x64 Edition; CPU: 300 MHz or higher; RAM 256 MB; 100 MB HD space; Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher; SVGA video adapter and monitor

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Paragon Software

Homepage:

http://www.paragon-software.com/home/pm-personal/index.html

Dimensione File:

107 MB

Prezzo:

$39.95

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ieri non è stato possibile scaricarlo, peccato xchè è davvero ottimo!
Potreste riproporre il downlad? Grazie!!!

Rispondi | Claudio – 14 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (0)

Ciao a tutti!
Ma questa versione non era già stata distribuita nell'autunno dell'anno scorso?
Ho trovato un file analogo a questo e risalente a settembre... A me sembra la stessa release..

Alberto

Rispondi | Alberto – 14 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (0)

Ottimo programma, ho disinstallato addirittuta True Image e O&O defrag. Questo programma fa tutto molto bene, testato anche a scapito delle mie partizioni.
:)

Rispondi | Echi – 14 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (0)

In assoluto uno dei migliori programmi in questo campo.
Contrariamente al nome offre molti strumenti utili per la gestione dell'hard disk e delle partizioni.

Pollice decisamente su.

Rispondi | Fabio M. – 14 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (0)

non riesco a scaricare il programma ,qualcuno può dirmi come devo fare a scaricarlo e poi installarlo GRAZIE

Rispondi | Paolo – 14 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (0)

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To #1 Sjs: Here is the software’s manual: http://download.paragon-software.com/doc/manual_pm10per_eng.pdf

dummy – 14 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+46)

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In case it helps anyone...
A hard drive, & many USB memory sticks, are formatted with at least 1 partition, but you can divide up the available space by creating additional partitions -- the available space remains the same, so each added partition means all partitions are smaller. Your PC/laptop treats every partition as if it was a separate, individual drive. The 2 main reasons for dividing up a drive into multiple partitions are a) adding another Operating System (so you can boot into your choice), & b) it can make organization & maintenance easier & faster... data or content or software that doesn't change, doesn't need backed up or defragged as frequently, & those operations take less time on remaining partitions because they now hold less data, content, or software.

The main downside to multiple partitions is needing to later on add or allocate more space to one of them. A partition's data itself doesn't have to be re-written, though it does help to have everything at the beginning of the partition when you're trimming the end, as well as you'll want to move that data to the start [front?] of a partition when you enlarge it by making it start earlier on the hard drive. Moving a partition's content around, &/or changing it's boundaries can mean data loss when things go wrong, so ALWAYS have a disc image backup. Besides, having your partitions backed up as disk images, you can restore a backup image to a new or re-sized partition on the original hard drive or another one, giving you some added flexibility when/if you're moving partitions &/or drives around.

Paragon's Partition Manager 10 Personal helps you do all that stuff & more... There are added features for working with partitions, like hiding them for example, though most will never use that sort of thing. Paragon's software also takes a bit of an intelligent approach, often adjusting things when whatever you're doing could make a system un-bootable. For example, if you copy your system partition [the one with Windows you boot from] to another drive, it will set that other drive to boot up rather than the original.

Now, restoring a backup image, or altering a partition normally happen when Windows isn't running -- you can't change things about files, like their location, whilst Windows is using them to run. [Easeus partitioning software can sometimes perform some limited operations with Windows running, but that's the exception rather than the rule] Whenever you have a lot of data to write to disk, it happens MUCH faster when you're running a modern OS. That's what you get with the pro edition of Partition Manager, Drive Backup etc -- you get the WinPE environment to boot into & work from rather than the functional but slooow mini version of Linux included with the Personal or Special editions.

Once you sign up with Paragon, if you opt into their email program you'll receive special offers that make upgrading sometimes a LOT cheaper. Or you can check out LiveXP & similar mini-versions of Windows that you can use instead of Paragon's WinPE environ. You can use more capable [faster disk access] versions of Linux. You can put your bootable, portable OS on a USB stick, which is faster than a CD/DVD. A disk image backup, compressed to ~ 25 GB takes me ~20 - 30 minutes to create on a 2nd, internal hard drive, & that's roughly what it takes to restore that image booting from a USB stick with LiveXP.

For alternatives to today's GOTD, probably (IMHO) the most popular are Easeus Partition Master, Linux GParted, & Acronis [often the free version supplied by hard drive makers like Seagate, & in tandem with something like GParted -- back up partition with Acronis -> use GParted -> restore partition contents with Acronis].

In case it helps anyone...
A hard drive, &amp; many USB memory sticks, are formatted with at least 1 partition, but you can divide up the available space by creating additional partitions -- the available space remains the same, so each added partition means all partitions are smaller. Your PC/laptop treats every partition as if it was a separate, individual drive. The 2 main reasons for dividing up a drive into multiple partitions are a) adding another Operating System (so you can boot into your choice), &amp; b) it can make organization &amp; maintenance easier &amp; faster... data or content or software that doesn't change, doesn't need backed up or defragged as frequently, &amp; those operations take less time on remaining partitions because they now hold less data, content, or software.

The main downside to multiple partitions is needing to later on add or allocate more space to one of them. A partition's data itself doesn't have to be re-written, though it does help to have everything at the beginning of the partition when you're trimming the end, as well as you'll want to move that data to the start [front?] of a partition when you enlarge it by making it start earlier on the hard drive. Moving a partition's content around, &amp;/or changing it's boundaries can mean data loss when things go wrong, so ALWAYS have a disc image backup. Besides, having your partitions backed up as disk images, you can restore a backup image to a new or re-sized partition on the original hard drive or another one, giving you some added flexibility when/if you're moving partitions &amp;/or drives around.

Paragon's Partition Manager 10 Personal helps you do all that stuff &amp; more... There are added features for working with partitions, like hiding them for example, though most will never use that sort of thing. Paragon's software also takes a bit of an intelligent approach, often adjusting things when whatever you're doing could make a system un-bootable. For example, if you copy your system partition [the one with Windows you boot from] to another drive, it will set that other drive to boot up rather than the original.

Now, restoring a backup image, or altering a partition normally happen when Windows isn't running -- you can't change things about files, like their location, whilst Windows is using them to run. <em> [Easeus partitioning software can sometimes perform some limited operations with Windows running, but that's the exception rather than the rule]</em> Whenever you have a lot of data to write to disk, it happens MUCH faster when you're running a modern OS. That's what you get with the pro edition of Partition Manager, Drive Backup etc -- you get the WinPE environment to boot into &amp; work from rather than the functional but slooow mini version of Linux included with the Personal or Special editions.

Once you sign up with Paragon, if you opt into their email program you'll receive special offers that make upgrading sometimes a LOT cheaper. Or you can check out LiveXP &amp; similar mini-versions of Windows that you can use instead of Paragon's WinPE environ. You can use more capable [faster disk access] versions of Linux. You can put your bootable, portable OS on a USB stick, which is faster than a CD/DVD. A disk image backup, compressed to ~ 25 GB takes me ~20 - 30 minutes to create on a 2nd, internal hard drive, &amp; that's roughly what it takes to restore that image booting from a USB stick with LiveXP.

For alternatives to today's GOTD, probably (IMHO) the most popular are Easeus Partition Master, Linux GParted, &amp; Acronis [often the free version supplied by hard drive makers like Seagate, &amp; in tandem with something like GParted -- back up partition with Acronis -&gt; use GParted -&gt; restore partition contents with Acronis].

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mike – 14 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+43)

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SJs, it has a learning curve, but you need to backup your software and data (Paragon has a free program to do that, and there are free alternatives as well) because disk repartitioning can sometimes go poorly (happened to me...), but their move/extend partition function should keep your files intact, and shrink/delete the D drive, and extend the C drive. Always back up your drives before this, because it can sometimes not go as planned with partitioning.

GOTD and Paragon, thank you for offering this fabulous software once again. One really happy user :)

Toast – 14 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+28)

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MeanTee, did you notice this passage: "If you are 64bit system user follow the link here."?

Mad Ollie – 14 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+27)

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Problem with Wrong Version? (20, 21, etc) See above, There is a SEPARATE 64bit download today. Friends, please read the instruction on this page, and in the Readme, before posting response!